Det Kinesiske Kulturcenter i København, H. C. Andersens Boulevard 36, Copenhagen (2026)

04/06/2026

😀Join Us for the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations Events

On June 10, the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations, China Cultural Center in Copenhagen, in collaboration with China Center of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion and other partners, will present a series of Colorful China performances and China story lecture from June 10 to 12 at Bakken, International School of Hellerup, China Cultural Center in Copenhagen, and Strøget. Through immersive, interactive, and youth-focused experiences, the programme seeks to foster closer people-to-people ties between China and Denmark and promote dialogue, mutual understanding, and learning among civilizations.

The programme for the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations will offer a vibrant and immersive cultural experience. Through performances of Chinese ethnic arts, exhibitions of intangible cultural heritage, traditional calligraphy and painting demonstrations, and interactive talks, visitors will have the opportunity to discover the stories of China, experience the charm of Chinese culture, and explore the rich and colourful traditions of China in a relaxed and engaging atmosphere.

We warmly invite local residents, international families, and young students to join us and embark on a cultural journey that celebrates art, tradition, and friendship while exploring the richness of Chinese culture.

Programme Schedule:
📍 10 June 18:30 Bakken (Free admission, open to the public)
📍 11 June 15:30 International School of Hellerup (Open to the school community only)
📍 12 June 11:00 Strøget (Flash Mob Performance-Free admission, open to the public)
📍 12 June 15:00 China Cultural Center in Copenhagen (China story lecture-Free of charge. Registration required. Please scan the QR code for details and registration.)

02/06/2026

From 30 to 31 May 2026, the 9th Copenhagen Dragon Boat Festival was held at Islands Brygge in Copenhagen. As the largest dragon boat cultural event in the Nordic region, the festival has grown into one of the most prominent annual celebrations of Chinese culture in Denmark since its inception. Featuring dragon boat racing alongside cultural exhibitions, culinary showcases and interactive activities, the event attracted a large audience of local residents, international visitors, and representatives from Chinese and Danish cultural institutions.

The opening ceremony was held on 30 May. Among those attending were Wang Xuefeng, Chinese Ambassador to Denmark; Jens-Kristian Lütken, Mayor of Health and Care of the City of Copenhagen; Kong Zheng, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Culture and Tourism of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region; Mu Xianghong, Director of China Cultural Center in Copenhagen; as well as representatives from Danish political and business circles, overseas Chinese communities, and other guests from China and Denmark.

At the opening ceremony, the distinguished guests delivered remarks. This was followed by a series of traditional opening activities, including the lion eye-dotting ceremony, the dragon boat eye-dotting ceremony, a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and a dragon dance performance, officially marking the opening of the festival.

During the event, invited guests jointly recited The Teapot, a fairy tale by renowned Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, in both Chinese and Danish. The bilingual reading, presented as a literary exchange activity, highlighted cultural dialogue and mutual appreciation between China and Denmark, drawing the attention of many visitors.

As one of the supporting organizations of the festival, China Cultural Center in Copenhagen organized a series of cultural exhibitions and exchange activities. During the festival, the cultural and tourism promotion event "Explore Ningxia with the World Heritage Site" was jointly presented by China Cultural Center in Copenhagen and the Department of Culture and Tourism of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. Through a thematic photo exhibition, promotional videos, tourism publications, destination presentations, and interactive activities, the event introduced Chinese culture as well as Ningxia’s distinctive cultural and tourism resources to local audiences.

During the festival, the Department of Culture and Tourism of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region presented a variety of regionally distinctive performances, including traditional songs, dances, and folk instrumental music. The delegation also showcased representative intangible cultural heritage items such as Ningxia paper-cutting and h**p weaving, along with related cultural and creative products, at the cultural exhibition area. The displays offered visitors an opportunity to experience Ningxia’s rich cultural heritage and folk traditions, attracting considerable interest from local audiences.

On 31 May, the dragon boat races officially took place, with teams from Denmark and other countries and regions competing on the water. China Cultural Center in Copenhagen also fielded a dragon boat team composed of its staff members and Chinese and international volunteers, who participated alongside the other competing teams.

In addition, China Cultural Center in Copenhagen provided a racing dragon boat for this year’s festival. During the competition, a team competing in the boat delivered a strong performance and ultimately secured third place.

Since its inception, the Copenhagen Dragon Boat Festival has served as an important platform for the Danish public to learn about Chinese traditional culture and festive customs. Through dragon boat racing, cultural exhibitions, intangible cultural heritage showcases, and interactive activities, this year’s festival offered visitors a closer look at Chinese culture while providing opportunities for cultural exchange between China and Denmark.

25/05/2026

The team representing the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen is now recruiting paddlers for the 9th Copenhagen Dragon Boat Festival!

We welcome more sports lovers and team players to join us — no previous dragon boat experience required.

Whether you are a seasoned paddler or trying dragon boating for the first time, this is your chance to experience the excitement of teamwork and the spirit of the Dragon Boat Festival.

This summer, let’s gather by the Copenhagen waterfront, follow the beat of the drums, paddle together, and enjoy the energy, passion, and fun of dragon boat racing!

📅 Race Dates: May 30–31, 2026 (Saturday & Sunday)
⏳ Registration Deadline: May 28
📍 Location: Islands Brygge 22, Copenhagen
🚣 Registration Link:
https://forms.office.com/e/WKkHP7ZPG1?origin=lprLink

Only 16 spots are available. Participation will be confirmed by final email notification.

Join the race. Get on board. 🐉

Dragon Boat Festival falls on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month and is one of the most cherished traditional festivals in Chinese culture—and the first Chinese festival ever inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list. For thousands of years, dragon boat racing has remained one of its most vibrant traditions.

Copenhagen Dragon Boat Festival, the largest dragon boat event in Northern Europe, returns to the Copenhagen waterfront, bringing together around 10,000 participants to celebrate speed, rhythm, and heritage on the water.

This year, we’ll be at Islands Brygge on May 30–31, 2026. More than a race, it’s a celebration of culture and community—where paddles hit the water, drums set the pace, and the spirit of friendship travels far beyond the finish line.

See you on the water in the Nordic summer!

(Details in the poster)

21/05/2026

Tea for Harmony · Yaji Salon in Copenhagen

From May 20 to 21, the “Tea for Harmony · Yaji Salon” series of cultural events were held in Copenhagen, Denmark, jointly organized by the China Cultural Centre in Copenhagen and undertaken by the Chang’an Purple Clay Specialized Cooperative. Centered on Chinese tea culture and Yixing purple clay art, the program presented a range of activities including tea gatherings, intangible cultural heritage showcases, and ceramic cultural exchanges, offering Danish audiences an immersive experience of the distinctive charm of China’s fine traditional culture and further promoting people-to-people exchanges between China and Denmark.

On the afternoon of May 20, the “Tea for Harmony · Yaji Cultural Salon” Copenhagen tea gathering was held in the multifunctional hall of the cultural center. Centered on Chinese tea culture and Yixing purple clay art, the event offered an immersive experience under the guiding theme of “unity of tea and vessel,” leading local tea enthusiasts to a deeper understanding of the aesthetic values of traditional Chinese life.

At the venue, traditional Chinese music played softly, complementing the elegant tea setting. Guided by tea masters, guests sampled a range of Chinese teas, including green tea (with Longjing as a representative variety), rock tea (yancha), black tea, and Pu’er tea, paired with a selection of refreshments for successive tastings. Through the layered aromas and diverse flavor profiles, participants experienced the richness and diversity of Chinese tea culture.

During the event, a selection of Yixing purple clay works in various forms was on display. Guests closely observed and handled the pieces, experiencing the warm, refined texture of purple clay ware and its distinctive functional aesthetics. The keynote speaker, drawing on the historical development of Yixing’s Yangxian tea culture, referenced a well-known Tang Dynasty poem that reflects the close historical connection between tea and purple clay ware, highlighting the long-standing tradition of “coexistence between tea and pottery” and enabling Danish audiences to gain a deeper understanding of the cultural values and historical depth embodied in Chinese tea culture.

A special hands-on purple clay workshop was also arranged. Local primary school students, accompanied by their parents, took part in the making of Yixing teapots, engaging directly with traditional Chinese craftsmanship through shaping and creative exploration. The children showed strong interest and active participation, contributing to a lively and engaging atmosphere. Many parents noted that such interactive experiences helped children gain a more direct and tangible understanding of the appeal of traditional Chinese culture.

On May 21, the delegation of Yixing purple clay artists from China visited the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory in Denmark, launching a dialogue of ceramic civilizations spanning the East and the West.

The two sides had in-depth exchanges on Royal Copenhagen's over 300-year history of porcelain making and its exquisite hand-painting craftsmanship, and also systematically shared the thousand-year-old heritage of Yixing purple clay, including clay refining, hand-forming and pottery carving techniques.

At the end of the exchange, both sides exchanged commemorative gifts. The purple clay brush pot presented by the Chinese side was particularly ingenious: the pottery carving artist used a knife as a brush to engrave the Chinese national flower peony and the Danish national flower marguerite daisy on the vessel. The two flowers have intertwined roots and interwoven branches, symbolizing the deep-rooted and everlasting friendship between China and Denmark.

“Tea for Harmony” is more than a tea culture event; it is a practice of cross-cultural exchange beyond language and geography. As key expressions of China’s fine traditional culture, Chinese tea culture and Yixing purple clay art reflect a philosophy of harmony, a reverence for nature, and an aesthetic of everyday life, which were clearly conveyed throughout the program and further enhanced Danish audiences’ understanding of Chinese culture.

20/05/2026

Zisha Culture in Copenhagen | China Tourism Day 2026

Corresponding to the 2026 China Tourism Day theme, “Enjoy Quality Travel, Explore Scenic Land”, the interactive workshop Discover Zisha – Where Nature Meets Design was held in Copenhagen on May 19. Centered on traditional Yixing zisha teaware, the event combined presentations, craft demonstrations, and hands-on experiences, inviting Danish participants to engage in a cross-cultural dialogue on aesthetics through both observation and personal interaction.

The program was introduced through the lens of Nordic design language, drawing a comparison between Yixing zisha teapots and the iconic Y-stol chair by Danish modernist designer Hans Wegner. This approach helped the audience better understand the aesthetic expression of zisha craftsmanship in a contemporary context, as well as the shared principles between China and Denmark in terms of nature, functionality, and sustainable design.

At the venue, raw Yixing zisha clay and finished pieces were presented side by side. Participants were invited to touch the unfired clay, experiencing its fine, supple texture and the subtle variations in temperature that reflect its natural state.

Zisha artisans demonstrated the full process of traditional handcrafting and ceramic carving on site. From joining clay slabs, forming the body of the teapot, to the movement of carving tools, the complete creation process of a teapot was presented before the audience.

The master craftsmen also created ink paintings on paper fans, depicting themes of China–Denmark friendship through expressive brushwork, which received enthusiastic responses from the audience.

A dedicated interactive session was arranged as part of the program, where several participants personally engaged in the process of making zisha teapots. Under the guidance of artisans, they experienced the intricate details and tactile qualities of traditional handcraft techniques.

The tea pets displayed on site changed color when hot water was poured over them, which surprised many visitors and sparked strong interest. A large number of attendees stopped to watch and took photos to capture the moment.

In addition, a Chinese-style tea setting photo area was specially arranged at the Center, featuring interactive props such as folding fans. It attracted many participants who took turns posing for photos, creating a relaxed and lively atmosphere on site.

Many visitors noted that this complete “from raw ore to finished vessel” presentation reshaped their understanding of craftsmanship, revealing the temporal depth and emotional resonance embedded in handmade objects. It also offered a more tangible perception of the principle of harmony between humanity and nature in traditional Chinese craftsmanship.

Framed within the 2026 China Tourism Day theme, the event moved traditional craftsmanship beyond static exhibition through interactive participation and live demonstrations. It enabled the audience to gain a clearer understanding of the production processes and aesthetic principles behind zisha ware through hands-on engagement and close observation. In doing so, it also highlighted the cultural philosophy of “embedding aesthetics in everyday life,” while offering a more immersive and accessible platform for the presentation and international exchange of China’s intangible cultural heritage in a cross-cultural context.

18/05/2026

China Tourism Day-Enjoy Quality Travel, Explore Scenic Land
As China marks the 16th China Tourism Day on May 19, the country's travel industry is rolling out an internationally focused campaign that blends large-scale domestic subsidies with tailored services for inbound visitors.
Under the theme “Enjoy Quality Travel, Explore Scenic Land,” this year’s program introduces more than 9,000 special tourism offers and nearly 1 billion yuan (approximately $146 million) in travel subsidies and consumer incentives, according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
A major highlight of this year’s initiative is its stronger focus on inbound tourism, reflecting China’s ongoing efforts to create a more convenient, traveler-friendly experience for overseas visitors.
Tourist destinations across the country are also upgrading services to better serve global visitors.
The China Tourist Attractions Association is encouraging scenic attractions nationwide to improve multilingual signage and guide services, enhance international payment compatibility, and provide more convenient foreign currency exchange services.
With attractive travel incentives, expanded international services, and smoother travel experiences, China Tourism Day 2026 reflects China’s efforts to make traveling in the country more convenient, accessible, and enjoyable for visitors from around the world.
Source: CHINADAILY.COM.CN

18/05/2026

On 14 May 2026, the event “Taste of China — Where Chinese Cuisine Meets the Black and White Keys” organized by the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen, was grandly held at the Center’s premises. World-renowned pianist Lang Lang, the inaugural laureate of the Daphne Awards established by the Danish Research Foundation, attended the event as guest of honor. Distinguished guests in attendance included the Chinese Ambassador to Denmark; former Danish cabinet ministers; former Danish ambassadors to China, as well as former Consul General in Shanghai and Guangzhou; CEO of Tivoli Gardens; CEO of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, Danish Chapter; CEO of Copenhagen Phil; Rector of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts; professors from the Royal Academy of Music; representatives of the Daphne Awards and Columbia Artists Music; officials from the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs; CEO of Danish Maritime and the Asia Sales Director from Royal Greenland; Copenhagen City Councilor; as well as representatives from the business, academic, sports, and media fields. The gathering brought together distinguished figures from various sectors to experience the unique charm created by the fusion of Chinese culinary culture and world music artistry.
Director Mu Xianghong of the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen stated in her welcome address that the Center has consistently been committed to building a bridge for cultural exchanges between China and Denmark and to promoting mutual understanding and friendship between the peoples of the two countries. She noted that this event innovatively combined Chinese culinary culture with piano art, offering a dual sensory experience of taste and sound, showcasing the profound heritage and inclusive spirit of Chinese culture, and further advancing mutual learning and exchange between Chinese and Danish civilizations.
Ambassador Wang Xuefeng of the People’s Republic of China to Denmark expressed his appreciation in his remarks to all parties for their long-standing commitment to promoting China–Denmark friendship. He commended the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen for actively implementing President Xi Jinping’s Global Civilization Initiative and for strengthening cultural exchanges between China and Denmark through a wide range of cultural activities. He stated that music knows no borders and serves as a universal language that connects hearts. Lang Lang is not only a world-class pianist but also an outstanding cultural ambassador. Through his poetic and expressive performances, he blends Eastern melodies with Western musical traditions, composing a moving symphony of civilizational exchange and mutual learning on the black and white keys.
Subsequently, Mette Walsted Vestergaard, Executive Director of Strategic Communications and International Affairs of the Daphne Awards, delivered a speech in which she highly commended international artists such as Lang Lang for promoting mutual understanding and people-to-people friendship through cultural and artistic exchange, and expressed her expectation that Denmark and China will further develop more high-level cultural cooperation in the future.
As guest of honor, Lang Lang expressed his gratitude to the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen for meticulously organizing this high-level cultural event that perfectly integrates cuisine and music. He also welcomed the guests in attendance to visit China, savor Chinese cuisine, and experience both its long and brilliant historical heritage as well as its dynamic contemporary development.
Centered on the “Eight Major Cuisines of China”, the event created an immersive cultural experience through an innovative curatorial approach that combined Chinese gastronomy, tea culture, and musical artistry. A carefully designed visual presentation of representative dishes from each cuisine was displayed on site, guiding guests through a geographic journey from south to north as they sampled signature dishes from Cantonese, Fujian, Hunan, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Anhui, Jiangsu, and Shandong cuisines, accompanied by four selected varieties of Chinese signature tea. As each dish was served, videos showcasing its preparation were simultaneously presented alongside piano pieces of varying styles, enabling guests to engage in a multi-sensory experience where sight, taste, and sound intertwined and to fully appreciate the distinctive charm of Chinese culinary culture, which embodies color, aroma, taste, meaning, and ambiance. Traditional cuisine and world music resonated within the same space, reflecting both the inclusive and harmonious spirit of Chinese culture and the creativity and sophistication of cultural exchange through innovative expression.
At the height of the event, Lang Lang performed the Chinese classical piece “Jasmine Flower (Mo Li Hua)” whose delicate and expressive interpretation was met with prolonged and enthusiastic applause, bringing the atmosphere to its climax.
World-renowned pianist and Steinway Artist Marianna Shirinyan also delivered a remarkable performance, joining Lang Lang in a musical dialogue across cultures that fully demonstrated the power of music to transcend borders and connect hearts.
“Taste of China — Where Chinese Cuisine Meets the Black and White Keys” received strong support from the Chinese Embassy in Denmark and dedicated assistance from the China–Denmark Youth Association. From guest invitation and event planning to culinary presentation and on-site ex*****on, all elements were closely coordinated and highly acclaimed, earning widespread praise and positive responses from attendees.
This event was not only a cultural feast where taste and art converged, but also a vivid practice of mutual learning between Chinese and Danish civilizations. As the first China cultural center in the Nordic region, the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen will continue to serve as a bridge, delivering high-quality cultural programs that combine intellectual depth, artistic value, and international communicative power, further promoting mutual understanding, appreciation, and friendship between the peoples of China and Denmark, and contributing to deeper cultural exchanges between different civilizations.

12/05/2026

On May 9, the Diplomatic Bazaar 2026 was successfully held at Gentofte Radhus in Denmark. The “Nihao! China” tourism brand made a notable appearance at the event, showcasing China’s rich tourism resources and profound cultural heritage to Danish visitors and international guests through displays featuring distinctive Chinese cultural and tourism elements. The presentation attracted broad attention and was warmly received by attendees.
As one of the major annual charity events organized by the diplomatic community in Denmark, this year’s bazaar brought together participants from numerous countries and regions. National booths showcased their respective cultures, traditional handicrafts, and tourism resources, creating a lively atmosphere and fostering vibrant international cultural exchange.
At the event, the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Denmark showcased Chinese cultural and creative products alongside cuisine, which were warmly received by visitors. "Nihao! China" attracted a large number of local residents to stop and visit, engage in interactive exchanges, and make purchases. Numerous guests expressed strong interest in China’s tourism offerings and shared their hopes of visiting China in the future to experience its cultural charm firsthand.
The event also featured a variety of activities, including cultural performances and traditional handicraft displays, allowing visitors to experience the distinctive charm of different civilizations in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. The appearance of the “Nihao! China” tourism brand further enhanced local audiences’ awareness and appreciation of China as a travel destination.
The event not only contributed to local charitable causes in Denmark, but also further strengthened people-to-people connections between China and Denmark through cultural and tourism exchanges, presenting a credible, appealing, and friendly image of China.

12/05/2026

Co-hosted by the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen and the Chinese Language Education Foundation, and jointly organized by the Copenhagen Chinese Association and the Aarhus Chinese Culture Association, the Denmark Regional Final of the 9th Global Chinese Recitation Competition concluded successfully on the afternoon of May 10 at the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen.
With language serving as a bridge and recitation conveying emotion, this year’s competition provided young people in Denmark with a vibrant platform to showcase their Chinese language talents and promote Chinese cultural heritage. More than 70 guests attended the event, including H.E. Wang Xuefeng, Chinese Ambassador to Denmark, and his wife Tong Xin; Mu Xianghong, Director of the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen; as well as judges, guests, and contestants.
Ambassador Wang extended his congratulations to the finalists and award winners, and expressed his appreciation to the organizers, teachers, and parents for their dedication and hard work. He noted that language is both a carrier of civilization and a bridge connecting hearts and minds. Chinese, he emphasized, is not merely a written language composed of square characters, but also a cultural gene and spiritual root deeply embedded in the heritage of the Chinese people. As long as the mother tongue endures, the roots of culture will remain. He further noted that President Xi Jinping has repeatedly encouraged overseas Chinese youth to deepen their understanding of Chinese culture, learn the Chinese language well, remember their cultural roots, foster a strong sense of connection to their heritage, and serve as friendly ambassadors promoting mutual understanding between Chinese and foreign civilizations while sharing China’s stories with the world.
Director Mu Xianghong stated that the Center will continue to leverage its cultural brand and influence to build more high-quality platforms for cultural exchange, enabling more overseas audiences to experience the charm of Chinese culture. She emphasized the importance of helping culture to be truly understood and appreciated, making language a bridge for communication, and fostering deeper and more meaningful exchanges.
Since its launch in 2018, the Global Chinese Recitation Competition has become one of the most influential flagship events in overseas Chinese-language education. Over the years, it has attracted enthusiastic participation from young people around the world and has served as an important platform for promoting Chinese cultural heritage and strengthening emotional ties among Chinese communities worldwide. Following the launch of the Denmark regional competition, the event received widespread attention and active participation from local Chinese families and Chinese-language education institutions. After intense preliminary rounds, 22 outstanding contestants advanced to the Regional Final. The finalists delivered a wide range of impressive performances. Some recited classical Chinese poetry with deep emotion, vividly presenting the artistic beauty and cultural depth of traditional Chinese culture. Others shared stories about family and recited renowned prose works with expressive and engaging voices, conveying uplifting values and positive energy. Some contestants also interpreted their chosen works through the lens of their own personal growth experiences, reflecting the deep understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture among overseas Chinese youth.
At the conclusion of the competition, one Gold Award, two Silver Awards, and nineteen Excellence Awards were presented.

29/04/2026

“Nihao! China” Tourism Promotion Event in Copenhagen Attracts Wide Attention
On the morning of April 29, “Nihao! China” China Tourism Promotion and China–Denmark Tourism Cooperation Salon was successfully held at the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen. Featuring a rich and dynamic program alongside efficient and practical exchanges, the event presented China’s new tourism image, updated policies, and emerging opportunities, attracting strong participation from local travel industry professionals.
Director Xianghong Mu of the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen delivered welcome remarks, extending greetings to all guests and outlining the latest developments in China’s culture and tourism sectors.
During the policy briefing and tourism resource presentation session, a comprehensive overview of China’s latest measures to facilitate inbound tourism was provided, including optimized visa policies, improved digital payment accessibility, and enhanced transportation convenience. Key tourism initiatives were also highlighted, including upcoming Familiarization Trips (FAM Trips) to China and the China International Travel Mart (CITM), with invitations extended to attending guests for participation.
In addition, representatives from the Copenhagen offices of Air China Limited and China Eastern Airlines Corporation Limited delivered presentations on their route networks and service advantages, offering Danish travelers more convenient options for travel to China.
In the experience-sharing and open discussion session, participants engaged in in-depth conversations on personal experiences, market trends, product development, and cooperation models, generating valuable insights and potential partnerships.
A lucky draw added an interactive highlight to the event, further energizing the atmosphere. The program concluded with a B2B networking reception, where guests continued discussions in a relaxed setting, fostering deeper connections and exploring future collaboration opportunities.
The “Nihao! China” Tourism Promotion Event not only showcased the latest achievements and vast potential of China’s inbound tourism market but also served as an effective platform for industry exchange between China and Denmark. As China continues to expand high-level opening-up, its inbound tourism sector is becoming increasingly attractive to international travelers, with the “Nihao! China” brand reaching global audiences in a more vibrant and engaging way.

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